[Asmith]

Awesome PT!!!!!!

Great pics and a great time!!!!

It's much nicer to see pics and vids after having been there.

AS

[Rhoghead]

PT.......... Awesome Photo's & Video's.........

Thanks for Sharing. Rooost u all Later...............



Hogger

[ScottX]

Cool pics, I have been going to cal city for a couple of years now and have not gone to husky I hope I can hook up with you CRF guys for a ride sometime. I will be out there jan 13,14,15 the kids are out of school for MLK day I may also join a ride out of charlies place (Tarona road) on the 20th

Scott

[Tattooart]

Looks like you guys had a blast just like me and my family. Sorry I didn't come over to see you guys.

[Vee5]

Cool pics, I have been going to cal city for a couple of years now and have not gone to husky I hope I can hook up with you CRF guys for a ride sometime. I will be out there jan 13,14,15 the kids are out of school for MLK day I may also join a ride out of charlies place (Tarona road) on the 20th

I've never been to the Husky monument either- Does anyone the story or history behind it?

[Mr Smith]

Looks like a great ride! Sorry we missed it.

[nminus1]

I found a few details in this thread about the Husky: Ignore all the goofy looking orange bikes...
Read the part about "Ogre"

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110067

[Ernie Pezz]

Paul, Looks like you guys had a blast. Nothing better than a nice day in the dez. Ernie

[Ernie Pezz]

I found a few details in this thread about the Husky: Ignore all the goofy looking orange bikes...
Read the part about "Ogre"

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110067

nminus1, Great story about the Husky monument. I've always wondered who's bike it was and how and why it was there. Thanks for the great link. Ernie

[Old-Man]

Nice, I want to go.

[JimmyPwadd]

Awesome pictures and interesting link to the Husky Monument thread.

[Dust Devil]

In 1987, Dave Jerickson passed on to his next adventure. Family and friends, knowing how much he enjoyed riding the Four Corners area, buried his 390 Husky and scattered his ashes to the four winds and blue skies of the desert.

Since then, other riders have asked their friends to do the same for them. This is a very special place - much more than a lonely Husqvarna standing in the desert. It's a place that riders can go to and reflect, and maybe just think about the things that really count.


It's like a trip to Mecca for me.

[Asmith]

It's like a trip to Mecca for me.

Without all the Shiite...







P.S. Do we have permission to scatter your ashes and bury your bike there when the time comes?

[Dust Devil]

That would be nice.

[RottenRob]

It's like a trip to Mecca for me.

Without all the Shiite...

There sure is a lot of Sunni there though